sean
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
sean replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
very very nice Bart! lookin forward to seeing a nice range of pics from your good self on your return David. -
they are cool mate....i love seeing big old sweet chestnuts
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You're too good David....on the ball as usual:adore:
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Here's the same tree
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Its taken from Snakey Lane looking towards the A316 just before Sunbury Cross and JCT 1 of the M£
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no the tree got bigger
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Thats what i mean....if he or Goldsworthy did.....it would be.
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Put that leaf on a white plinth and it would be a work of art in one of Londons finest art galleries that would.
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Following Monkeyd's previous threads and David Oakmans postings on the subject of classic paintings/drawings of trees in the landscape (from the past) and photographs taken from the same viewpoint here's my contribution. The drawing I done lat summer....this year i returned.....it's fascinating that it's pretty much the same!
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Did you know that daimler/benz employ 2 people full time whose sole job is to travel the world seeking out good walnut stock for veneer........nice job!!!
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"trees, their natural history" is a good un.
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Jeffries has written extensively on the Natural History of England. Books about the Red Deer on Exmoor, Gamekeeping, Poaching, Country Estates etc etc. For all of you who are interested in these fields then his works are a must.
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Nature Near London: A Classic Work of Essays on the Countryside and Natural History in the London Area a Century Ago: Jefferies, Richard - AbeBooks - 9780906549155: Bookdonors CIC Ltd Richard Jefferies, 1848-1887, life and works Thought you might be interested in the above mentioned book David. You may have come across it already but if not definately worth it. Have read quite a few of his works and his prose is unique. Enjoy.
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Here's one....kinda cute.......
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Richmond Park is rife with them. With all the monoliths and vets there is habitat aplenty for them. The hornbeams are being relentlessly stripped and hornbeam walk a carpet of seed casings. In fact it appears that they seem to just like stripping for the sake of it with fruit and seeds going uneaten.
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David Humphries....who's that?....never heard of him gov? Applanatum? Not here gov....is that cockney rhyming slang or sumfink?
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I still get confused with the dermas.... What is the simplest way to tell applanatum?
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great tree btw....is there many old oaks there?
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beefteak fungus fistulina hepatica
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Does anybody have a copy of the Building Research Establishment guide....'Damage to buildings caused by trees' that they could let me have for my Tech Cert revision. Thanks in advance
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That'll be Beefsteak Fungus!!
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you funny
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I've got nothing to say about this this really:thumbup:
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Great shots David thanks for that..Glad to see you are willing to get on your hands and knees for the cause.
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They look awesome
